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O 3 G o O P JHome Rites n Medford o Wed Pair O O o Applegate Miss Alma Paul ine Corbin, daughter of Mr. and O Irs. Fred Corbin, Applegate, iind Edward Ronald Seguin, 1125 West 10th street, Medford, were (fciarried July 22 and now are living at ?14Vi West Eighth 'Street in Medford. The wedding was performed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William L. Hurst, 1125 West 10th street, Medford, and the re ceptioa also was held at the Hurst home. About 25 persons (gttended. The Rev. Kenneth F. Korby, pastor of St. Peters Lutheran church read the rites at 9:30 o'clock in the evening. Mrs. Hurst, a sister of the bridegroom, was the honor at tendant and Miss Elenore Cor- a sister of the O O o o 0 bin, Porttand, briae, was bridesmaid. G Mr. Hurst was best man for his brother-in-law. Mr. Corbin gave his daughter in marriage. Her dress of white Sice was designed with bolero, Sfld pink and blue flowers formed her bandeau and her bouquet. Mrs. Hurst wore a blue and 5frhite dress, also with bolero and her corsage was pink and (Jlue. The bridesmaid's dress was brown and white, and her cor sage was white. Mrs. Cliff Lewis ud Mrs. Hurst designed the wed ding flowers. Mjs. Corbin, mother of the bride, wore a blue and white silk dress. o Gladiolus and carnations with ferns decorated the rooms. Th couple made a trip to Lake o 'Woods resort and to Fish lake. The bride attended Jackson ville High school and is employ ed in the Sacred Heart hospital laboratories. Mr. Seguin is em ployed by Kompak Trailers, Inc., and is a fiber glass molder. He tended Grants Pass High school. Hll : PIP Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ronald Seguin Huckleberry Finn Vacations Bad, Teacher Declares New York OI.R) The Huckle berry Finn type of vacation can children more harm than good, according to Mrs. Isabelle Buckley, who runs the Buckley private schools in California and Michigan. OThe vacation where "children run wild and fancy-free is a harmful experience," she ex , plained, adding that "children return to school in the fall actu ajjy retarded by a summer spent that way." Mrs. Buckley pointed out that during a school year children are under a regulated program. "Their minds are construc tively stimulated and directed," she said. "Complete absence of a daily program is emotionally upsetting. Vacations are of course necessary, but should in clude some supervision." Growth and development go on during vacation. Mental hab its continue to be formed, moral habits to be strengthened or . weakened. )"With the bars down good habits can be upset," she cau O tioned. The educator suggested that parents supplement picnics and days at the beaOh with a sum mer program which will include supervised play, carefully select ed reading, and short trips of an educational nature. Copenhagen "Melting Pot of World" Says Medford Attorney on Air Tour (Editor's note: This is the second letter' received by The Mail Tribune from O. H. Bengtson, Medford attor ney, who with his mother. Mrs. Anna G. Benetson, now is on a tour of the Scandinavian countries and England. The letter is dated Aug. 15 and is from Copenhagen, Denmark.) "We arrived in Goteburg, Sweden, after a wonderful cross ing missed all the bad weather by sailing north of Scotland. It now seems like ages yet it was only five days ago. Am sure from the marvelous food I'm gaining five pounds a week. "Have not seen a speck of dust since leaving New York. The boat was immaculately clean. I marvel at the fact that there is no dust so far in all of Sweden from Goteborg south to Malmo and here to Denmark, through the cry has been 'no rain.' There is so much water, either the sea or the lakes. The days are warm, the nights very cold. The dew is heavy in the early mornings. so mucn so tnat me roaas ana byways are dampened and the gress and shrubs are green. "Flew in from Malmo yester day in the evening. Spent a couple hours until the Turist- forening arranged a room in a private family's apartment, as it did efficiently for. hundreds last night. "This seems to be the melting pot of the world. I sat when I could at the edge of the various wine, beer and food salons in the open air in the famous Tivoli, where I could watch the milling crowd. "I saw and heard people from all over the world. Many Negroes with white girls and vice versa; Turks, Arabs, Jews, Greeks, Spaniards and Hindus. "1 marveled at the young clerks at the tourist bureau, and listened to one chap use Swedish, Danish, English, French, Span ish and Italian, all fluently. An other spoke Italian and Greek. One feels very uneducated over here where these Swedes and Danes are accomplishing so much in world relations. "I've not seen a newspaper since leaving New York except Swedish ones which are still dif ficult for me to read. Am spend ing the day seeing Copenhagen and then will fly tonight to London, England. "Mother is well. She is visit ing relatives in Sweden." 4) o o Q - $3295 jir1 TWO PIECE PEKFECTOJI TSa runic length jocko ... wfVa long for that oir of ultra elegonca. lb skirt ... a slimming sheotfc both m tKwpnxiitty Borlakin Tweed for fH& cimwost Sum W to 18. 17 South Central Credit Gladly Given Annual Art Fair Set For Today The public is invited to at tend the Greenwich Village art fair today at the old city park on West Main street near the library. -The show opens at 12 noon and will continue through out the afternoon hours. Members of the Southern Ore gon Society of Artists will ex hibit their paintings in numer ous ways, on the park benches, lines, and easels. Demonstra tions of painting also will be given. Mrs. Charles Todd of Camp White is gerteral chairman for the show. No charges are made to view the exhibits and visitors are in vited to meet the artists. Week's Sewing Buy ft try lHiifc"flrtf Less than a day to sew this smart fall fashion! No fitting problems your favorite belt cinches the waistline to perfect size! Make it in one of the new winter cottons; with jaunty col lar, graceful yokes. It's SEW- EASY so flattering to wear! Pattern 9195: Misses' Sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18. Size 16 takes 53i yards 35-inch fabric. This easy-to-sew pattern gives perfect fit. Complete, illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step. Send THIRTY-FIVE CENTS in coins for this pattern add 5 cents for each pattern for 1st class mailing. Send to Marian Martin, care of Medford Mail Tribune, Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St., New York 11, N. Y. Print plainly NAME, AD DRESS with SIZE and STYLE NUMBER." ' ""I Pretty Princess is Salesgirl For Church Bazaar on Saturday Sunday, August 21, 1955 By BASIL GINGEL Balmoral Castle, Scotland i'U.R) Princess Margaret turned salesgirl Saturday at nearby Abergeldie Castle, worrying more about price tags than ro mance on the eve of her 25th birthday, the most important of her life. The princess becomes old enough Sunday to marry with out the consent of her sister the Queen but Group Capt. Peter Townsend appeared forgotten as she concentrated on the local church bazaar and the china, handbags, wicker baskets and grouse on sale there. While Margaret fussed with merchandise displays and gos- Guild to Honor Catholic Sister With Chapel Gift In recognition of 50 years of service given by Sister Mary Norbert of Sacred Heart hospital, members of Providence guild will furnish the hospital chapel with an electric organ, guild of ficers announced last week. Sister Mary Norbert has served residents of the Rogue valley for over 36 of her 50 years in sis terhood. During this time her avocation has been music and she has been organist in the chapel and organized the choir. The present organ is old and an tiquated, guild members point out. The public is invited to par ticipate with the guild in their endeavor and a perpetual scroll containing names of all partici pants will be presented to the sister when the organ is dedi cated. Mrs. J. R. Compagnoni is chairman for the guild in work ing for this tribute. Plan Picnic Rogue Valley Herb society will meet in Hawthorne park Tuesday, August 23, for a picnic. siped with local residents who consider her their very own princess because she was born in Scotland, the handsome RAF war hero mentioned most in her romantic life took his ease in Belgium. The 41-year-old Capt. Town send was joined near Ostend by the two sons of his broken marriage, 13-year-old Charles and 10-year-old Hugan, critical spectators while the captain worked out the mare he will race later today in an interna tional gentleman riders handi cap. The church sale was held at Abergeldie Castle, a former roy al residence only 2 1 2 miles from Balmoral, and Princess Margar et was to be joined later by her sister, Queen Elizabeth II, and their mother, Queen Mother El izabeth. . Ancient Abergeldie was used by King George V. Margaret's grandfather, when he was Prince of Wales. When the prince became king he turned Abergeldie into a shooting lodge. Balmoral has been the Scot tish holiday residence of the royal family since the days of Queen Victoria. Her husband, Prince Albert, bought it from the trustees of a Sir Robert Gor don about 100 years ago It is here in a picture book setting that the pretty princess chose to spend with her family the last hours before the birth day that could change the course of British history. If she decides to marry Captain Townsend she would have to give up her right to succession to the throne. She is third now behind Prince Charles and Princess Anne. For Britons, fed by reams of speculation on the princess' in tentions, it was the greatest ro mantic sensation since the Duke of Windsor gave up his throne nearly 20 years ago. The report ed romance fed Britain's sensation-loving newspapers with their biggeset bannerlines for months. MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE 41 VE HP I WHILE all England speculates on whether Princess Margaret has lost her heart to commoner she appears gay and light hearted fchile attending numer ous functions. (International) Past Noble Grands Announce Luncheon Past Noble Grands club of Ol ive Rebekah lodge plans a cov ered dish luncheon for Wednesr day, August 24 at 1:30 p.m., at the home of Mrs. W. H. Dyer, 29 Myrtle street. The group will be divided into two teams, the reds and the blues, and the latter will be hostesses and furnish luncheon food. 4 FAR EASTERN DAY Evansville, Ind. (U.R) Doris Day will go with Indiana Uni versity's "Belles of Indiana" vocal group to Korea and Japan this summer. But this Miss Day is not a singing actress in Holly wood movies; she lives in Evans ville and plays the string bass. Don't Stuff Poultry Before Deep-Freezing East Lansing, Mich. (U.R2 Although poultry and bread are commonplace in freezers, a Mich igan State University home eco nomics instructor warns that poultry should never be stuffed before freezing. 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